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* The NSCL is an Eclipse product. So when you build the project from source code, you will be able to alternatively start the NSCL by running "nscl.exe" on Windows or "nscl" binary on other platforms. This native launcher essentially finds and loads the JVM. | * The NSCL is an Eclipse product. So when you build the project from source code, you will be able to alternatively start the NSCL by running "nscl.exe" on Windows or "nscl" binary on other platforms. This native launcher essentially finds and loads the JVM. | ||
* Once the NSCL is started, you will see an OSGi console. You can type “ss” to report a summary status of all installed bundles. Type "exit" to shutdown. | * Once the NSCL is started, you will see an OSGi console. You can type “ss” to report a summary status of all installed bundles. Type "exit" to shutdown. | ||
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Revision as of 11:12, 18 April 2014
- Go to the "om2m/nscl" directory.
- You can launch the NSCL directly by invoking the JVM as follows:
> java -jar -ea -Declipse.ignoreApp=true -Dosgi.clean=true -Ddebug=true -Dosgi.console.enable.builtin=true plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.3.0.v20130327-1440.jar -console -noExit
- The NSCL is an Eclipse product. So when you build the project from source code, you will be able to alternatively start the NSCL by running "nscl.exe" on Windows or "nscl" binary on other platforms. This native launcher essentially finds and loads the JVM.
- Once the NSCL is started, you will see an OSGi console. You can type “ss” to report a summary status of all installed bundles. Type "exit" to shutdown.
